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Autonomous
Series.
Give it an idea.
Let it keep going.
Turn an idea, topic, URL, story or set of instructions into an ongoing AI video series. Automatically create, publish, learn from audience response and develop the next episode—all within the rules you set.
Your ongoing AI showrunner
One idea.
Always another episode.
“Create a funny series about two robots trying to understand humans.”
- 01
Create the worldYour concept, characters and creative rules.
- 02
Produce & publishAI creates episodes and optional trailers.
- 03
Learn & continueSeries memory and audience response inform what comes next.
Your idea → A series that keeps going
How it works
Establish the series.
AI handles the next episode.
Give detailed direction or a broad idea. Autonomous Series turns that starting point into an ongoing creative and production process.
01 · Set the concept
Define the subject, genre, audience and tone. Add characters, story rules, visual references or research sources. Start simply, then add as much direction as you want.
02 · Choose your controls
Set episode length, aspect ratio, creation frequency and publishing behavior. Decide what stays consistent, what may evolve and how audience feedback can influence the series.
03 · Keep creating
AI researches, develops ideas, writes scripts and generates visuals, video, voices and audio. It can package and publish each episode, learn from the response and develop the next.
Almost any idea. Almost any format.
What kind of series
will you create?
Build an entertainment property, a recurring expert show, an educational program or a new format of your own. Autonomous Series is not limited to one genre or industry.
Stories & entertainment
Comedy, drama, action, horror, science fiction, fantasy, animation, character-driven stories, mockumentaries and reality-style shows.
Knowledge & discovery
Documentaries, history, tutorials, explainers, educational series, interviews, talk shows, technology, AI and current events.
Brands & communities
Branded entertainment, product stories, business lessons, travel, lifestyle, sports, culture, kids content and recurring social shows.
Two ways to keep going
A fresh story.
Or the next chapter.
Choose whether episodes stand on their own or continue an evolving story. Both follow the concept and creative rules you establish.
Random · Standalone episodes
Each episode explores the same theme, character or format independently. Think a different historical mystery, science fact, travel destination or marketing lesson each time—or a familiar comedy character in a new situation.
Sequential · Continuing episodes
Each episode can pick up where the last left off. AI uses previous events, relationships, locations, running jokes and unresolved storylines to develop what happens next. The story can evolve episode by episode without a fully planned ending.
Your direction. Your level of autonomy.
Keep a tight script.
Or leave room for surprise.
Define the boundaries, then choose how much freedom AI has inside them. Autonomy does not mean giving up creative control.
A broad idea“Create an absurd 60-second comedy series about aliens trying to understand American culture. Surprise me every episode.”
A detailed direction“Create a sequential 16:9 science-fiction series with the same three characters and voices. Make each episode about five minutes long and begin where the previous episode ended.”
Make the rules part of the series.
- Every episode ends with a cliffhanger.
- Keep the same narrator and a deadpan tone.
- Teach one historical fact per episode.
- Never repeat a previous topic.
- Research current news before creating.
- Use audience ideas only when they fit the story.
Specify characters, relationships, locations, cinematography, dialogue, humor, recurring segments, educational goals, restrictions and continuity. Define what must stay consistent and what can change.
Automatic trailers · Live now
Series trailer examples
A first look.
A reason to follow.
Automatically create trailers to promote your series. Give new viewers a taste of your story, introduce your characters and build excitement for what comes next.
Watch this example to see how a short trailer can bring your series to life.
Launch the world. Package every episode.
Build anticipation
before episode one.
Automatic trailer creation is part of launching your series. Introduce the premise, establish the tone, preview the world and give viewers a reason to follow.
A trailer from the start
Create original promotional footage and incorporate relevant series footage when applicable. Automatically publish your trailer to connected social networks to introduce the series before the ongoing episode cycle begins.
Every episode, ready to share
You choose the series name and title. AI can create each episode’s title, description and hashtags, so packaging does not become another recurring task.
Recaps & previews
Include “Previously on…” recaps, character reminders, continuing-story summaries or “Next time…” previews when your series instructions call for them.
Persistent series memory
Your series remembers
where it has been.
Completed episodes become accumulated summaries and structured series memory. Each new episode starts with context about what has already happened.
Remember the story
Carry forward episode history, important events, character relationships, unresolved situations, running jokes and recurring themes. Build on earlier developments and help reduce repeated topics or ideas.
Keep the world recognizable
Maintain recurring characters, appearances, voices, products, objects, clothing, vehicles, sets and locations. Keep the primary cast consistent while introducing new supporting characters when appropriate.
Let characters evolve
Consistency does not freeze the story. Characters can change clothes, move locations, acquire objects, develop relationships and experience consequences within the boundaries you define.
Your people. Your creative assets.
Bring familiar faces
into a recurring world.
Provide photos, videos, character images, voice references, products, environments and brand assets that remain part of the series.
Real people, with permission
With appropriate permission and consent, creators, founders, employees, experts, actors, teachers and recurring guests can become part of your series, including through likeness and voice cloning.
Original characters & brand worlds
Create fictional AI personalities, recurring hosts or a persistent cast. Use recognizable products, objects, locations and visual references to give the series a consistent identity.
Real-time research
Keep the format.
Follow a changing world.
Autonomous Series can research current information from the wider web before producing new episodes. The premise stays consistent while the subject matter evolves.
A dynamic series instruction“Every morning, research the biggest AI development from the previous 24 hours and create a new episode explaining why it matters.”
Or follow space exploration, explain industry developments, or have recurring comedy characters react to the biggest news story of the day.
Fresh information becomes creative input.
Use news, current events, new research, technology changes, sports, entertainment, business developments, product launches and cultural trends to inform your next episode.
Choose the sources, subjects and restrictions. AI can combine that new information with the original brief, story state and series memory.
A format for your audience
Five seconds.
Or a much bigger story.
Episodes can range from approximately 5 to 10,000 seconds. Set the length around your concept, audience, publishing destination and production objectives.
Short-form friendly. Long-form capable.
Create 5-second micro-content, 15- or 30-second moments, 60-second social episodes, three-minute explainers, five- or ten-minute stories, or substantially longer productions.
A creator can build a recurring social show. A business can create educational programming, an expert series or entertainment people choose to watch.
Choose the frame.
9:16 vertical for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, Facebook, Snapchat and other mobile-first environments.
16:9 widescreen for YouTube, websites, presentations, cinematic series and longer-form viewing.
Create on your terms. Publish on your schedule.
One series.
Nine social networks.
Automatically publish to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, Snapchat, Pinterest and Bluesky. Set the publishing behavior once and let future episodes follow your direction.
Creation and publishing are independent
Choose separate production and release schedules. Generate several episodes in advance, build a publishing queue, create only when triggered or use FanFuel to trigger additional production.
Publishing is always optional
Generate privately, review episodes, download videos, publish manually or use them on your own website. You can automate creation while keeping distribution entirely in your hands.
FanControl
Let the audience
inspire the next episode.
FanControl brings available comments, likes, reactions and engagement into the creative process. You decide how those signals should influence what comes next.
Your audience-response rule“If the most-liked comment contains an idea that fits the series, incorporate it into the next episode.”
Or give a well-loved character more screen time, use viewer questions as topics, or treat comments as inspiration without letting them override the central story.
Audience input follows your rules.
Feedback can help shape ideas, topics, characters, running jokes, recurring segments and story direction. Choose substantial audience influence or simply add another source of creative context.
The creator defines the boundaries. The audience provides signals; your instructions determine how AI uses them.
FanFuel
Fans can help make
the next episode happen.
FanFuel connects financial support directly to production. Fans contribute toward the episode funding target; reaching that target triggers another episode according to your series settings.
Contributions accumulate toward your episode price.
Enough support is available to fund the next episode.
Production follows the schedule and limits you set.
FanFuel helps determine when.
Audience support can trigger additional episode creation and help increase production frequency.
FanControl helps inform what.
Audience response becomes creative input for future episodes, within your instructions. Together, the two connect watching, reacting, supporting and creating again.
Your audience. Your business model.
Open to everyone.
Or made for your members.
Build a public entertainment property, a private community or a recurring premium content product. Choose how people watch and how the series earns.
Free to watch
Share your series broadly and build an audience across social networks.
Fans fuel production
Let viewers contribute toward additional episodes. You choose the episode funding target.
A selected audience
Keep episodes off social networks. Create private entertainment, education, internal training, customer content or community programming.
Recurring paid access
Choose a subscription price for continuously generated premium content available to your subscribers.
FanFuel earnings
Episode price − credit cost = creator profit. The episode price is the total funding target, which fans can reach together. Price above the dollar value of generation credits to create a margin; pricing below cost creates a loss.
Subscription earnings
Private paid subscriptions carry a 10% platform and processing fee; the remaining 90% goes to you. Generation credits and other expenses still affect your profit.
A series that learns over time
Every episode adds
something to the next.
Available performance information can help AI understand which topics, characters and creative approaches resonated—and which ones deserve a different direction.
Create
Develop a new episode from your instructions and series memory.
Publish
Release to your chosen audience and connected platforms.
Measure
Read available performance signals and audience reactions.
Learn
Use that response as context for future creative decisions.
Create again
Explore the next idea with more history to build on.
Built for creators and businesses
Turn a production project
into an ongoing series.
Connect research, writing, visual production, voice, audio, packaging and distribution in one system. Reduce the time, cost and coordination needed for every new episode.
Build an original property
Create a fictional universe, a recurring host or a show with a distinctive point of view. Keep experimenting without organizing a new traditional production cycle every time.
Make a brand worth watching
Create comedy, educational programming, documentaries, product stories or an industry-news show. Build entertainment around your brand that people intentionally choose to follow.
Keep more ideas in motion
Run multiple series for different audiences, explore new formats and create at a cadence that fits each concept. Lower the recurring production effort while keeping your creative direction.
Questions, answered
Your series.
A few more details.
Choose the setup that works for your concept, your audience and the level of control you want.
Are Autonomous Series available now?
Yes. Autonomous Series, automatic trailers, FanFuel and comment-based FanControl are live. Polls, feedback forms, donation steering and sponsorships remain coming soon.
What can I use to start a series?
Start with an idea, topic, URL, story or set of instructions. A short prompt is enough to establish a concept; you can also define characters, visual style, episode structure, research sources and detailed creative rules.
What is the difference between random and sequential episodes?
Random episodes share a theme or format while standing on their own. Sequential episodes can continue previous events using accumulated summaries and structured series memory.
Can characters stay consistent and still evolve?
Yes. Keep recurring appearances, voices, locations and objects while allowing relationships, clothing, roles or story circumstances to change within your rules. Real-person likenesses and voice clones require appropriate permission and consent.
How long can episodes be?
Approximately 5 to 10,000 seconds, in 9:16 vertical or 16:9 widescreen. Choose a duration appropriate for the story, audience and publishing destination.
Do I have to publish automatically?
No. Creation and publishing are independently controlled. Generate privately, review, download, publish manually or use the videos outside social media. Private series stay off social networks.
Can generation and publishing use different schedules?
Yes. Create episodes ahead of release, use separate creation and publishing frequencies, or trigger additional generation through FanFuel. The current fixed generation and publishing cadence ranges from once per month to three times per day. When FanFuel funding exceeds three episodes per day, releases are spaced eight hours apart.
Does every FanFuel contribution generate an episode?
No. Contributions accumulate toward the episode price you choose. Reaching that total funding target triggers an episode according to the fixed or dynamic schedule, within the frequency limits. FanFuel can trigger up to three episodes per day.
Can I offer paid private subscriptions?
Yes. You choose the subscription price. A 10% platform and processing fee applies, and the remaining 90% goes to you. Generation credits and any other creator expenses still matter when calculating profit.
Can I include trailers, recaps and previews?
Yes. Automatically create a promotional trailer and include episode recaps, “Previously on…” segments or “Next time…” previews when your instructions call for them. Watch the trailer example.
Does the series need a planned final episode?
No predetermined episode count is currently required. A series can keep generating new episodes over time, following the instructions, schedule and creative boundaries you establish.
Where can I see pricing and earning potential?
Visit pricing for current plans and credit allowances, or explore the Autonomous Series earnings calculators for FanFuel and subscriptions.
Give it an idea.
Build the rules.
Let it keep going.
Create an ongoing video series that can research, produce, publish, learn and evolve—with you setting the direction.